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Windows 2000 Professional and Server
| Duration: 5 days |
| Participants: Staff who want to learn support skills for complex Windows 2000-based networks. |
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Objectives:
Upon successful completion of this course you will be able to:
- Analyze the system architecture of Windows 2000. - Analyze and troubleshoot the Windows 2000 startup process. - Implement a disaster recovery plan with Windows 2000. - Manage DOS and Windows applications running on a Windows 2000 system. - Use DHCP to automatically configure TCP/IP client computers. - Resolve NetBIOS-based computer names to IP addresses on a TCP/IP network. - Use DNS to resolve IP addresses to host names. - Create a forest of Active Directory domains. - Create group policies to manage users’ work environments. - Use the Group Policy Editor to deploy applications and scripts to network clients. - Support and manage client systems on a Windows 2000 network. - Interoperate with a Novell NetWare network. - Implement Dial-Up Networking (DUN) in a Windows 2000 environment. - Create remote connections by using Virtual Private Networking, and secure all remote connections. - Plan for automated deployment of Windows 2000. |
| Overview: This course teaches participants how to install and manage a variety of optional services in Windows 2000 and also how to manage an Active Directory forest containing multiple trees. |
| Prerequisites: Participants should understand basic networking technologies and be able to administer a Windows 2000 Active Directory domain. Previous attendance at the "Windows 2000 Installation, Configuration and Administration" course or equivalent knowledge. |
| Format: Lecture and discussion with hands-on exercises. |
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Topic Outline:
- Architectural Overview of Windows 2000 Joining a domain Examining the Windows 2000 system architecture Virtual memory in Windows 2000 - The Windows 2000 Boot Process Managing the Windows 2000 boot process Troubleshooting the Windows 2000 boot process - Disaster Protection General disaster protection features Disk fault tolerance (RAID) Striped and spanned volumes Automatic system recovery - Supporting Applications Supporting 32-bit Windows applications Supporting DOS-based applications Supporting 16-bit Windows applications Managing application priority - TCP/IP Services: DHCP Configuring TCP/IP automatically with DHCP Managing the DHCP server - TCP/IP services: WINS NetBIOS name resolution with WINS Managing the WINS server - TCP/IP services: DNS Host name resolution with DNS Configuring the DNS environment Managing the DNS server - Creating a Forest of Active Directory Domain Trees Creating a forest of Active Directory domains Integrating DNS with the Active Directory Examining the structure of the Active Directory - Using Group Policies to Manage Client Work Environments Managing security settings with Group Policies Managing user interface settings Managing group policies - Using Group Policies to Manage Applications and Scripts Deploying applications Managing deployed applications Other group policy settings - Other Client Support Issues Managing Windows 2000 network clients - Interoperating with Novell NetWare Using the NWLink protocol Using CSNW and GSNW Using NetWare resources Using a NetWare gateway - Dial-Up Networking (DUN) Overview of Dial-Up Networking Installing the DUN server Configuring protocols on the DUN server Configuring the DUN client - Virtual Private Networking and Remote Access Security DUN security Virtual Private Networking Using Remote Access policies and profiles - Automating Installation Automating installation |
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